Girls Enroll in Horse Class at Southern Illinois University
Girls flock to SIU School of Agriculture courses on horses in Carbondale Illinois. Five students are girls. Under herdman Ronald Carr they learn stable management horsemanship. Keron March Highland Park applies a roll bandage to a horse. Students include Patty Werner Fairview Heights Julie Berg Brookfield Joan Gray Belleville and Mary Beth Biscan Knogling. They ride feed water and clean stalls during two weeks of practicals and lectures.
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Southern Illinois University School of Agriculture
Carbondale
Ill
Ronald Carr
Keron March
Higland Park
Patty Werner
Fairviaw Heights
Julie Berg
Brookfield
Joan Gray
Belleville
Mary Beth Biscan
Knogling
Chicago Board of Trade Eyes Securities Venture
Chicago Board of Trade aims to enter securities by creating a continuous options market for puts and calls. President Joseph Sullivan says SEC approval could come soon and stresses simplified risk and hedging benefits for institutions and investors.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Securities
New York
UPI
Securities and Exchange Commission
Joseph Sullivan
Exchange
Board of Trade
Ernize
Joe Blow
Poloroli
Sullivan
New Chicago Board Options Exchange
SEC
CBOE
Oh An Ouright
Iowa Third Bull Test Station Opens in Creston
Iowa Beef Improvement Association opens the Creston bull test station on November 21 hosted by IBIA and Ehm brothers. The facility, a 4-pole barn setup with pens and exercise areas, will test up to 200 bulls with a Corn Belt ration. First bulls arrive November 27. space remains for a few more via Dwayne Shaver Newton Box Boxford. Existing stations at Newton and Sioux City can test about 1,000 bulls concurrently.
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Ames
Towa
Iowa Cattlemen
Charles Bhin
Creston
Dwayne Shaver
Jeast Pottawattamie
Union
Iowa
Improvement Association
Tuwa State Law
Union County ‘Beef Producers
IBIA
Ehm Brothers
Rudy Thm
Iowalé Beef Producers Association
Reston
Boxii
Newton
Sioux City
Gazette Telephone Numbers Advertising Info
Postal copy of a historic newspaper text lists telephone numbers and office hours for ads and information. It mentions hours in the evening and morning slots, with mentions of ads and general office services. The legible fragments suggest a schedule and contact lines for the newspaper's advertising department.
Government Proposes Tighter Cattle Identification Rules
Washington AP report states the Agriculture Department will officially propose Saturday changes to federal regulations to strengthen identification of cattle shipped across state lines and borders. The move aims to improve traceability and livestock oversight.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Net Farm Income Set To Break Record In 1972
Washington insiders say agriculture economists forecast net farm income reaching a record 18.86 billion dollars in 1972 with exports to Australia and robust domestic demand driving the rise. The report notes possible slight dip from the peak but still marks the second highest level in history, aided by higher livestock receipts and government subsidies.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Tvestéck
Ililon
Addoed
Tinvernment Navmonta
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